So far its been a week, air-con working fine and feel cold under hot sun (which it already was before it broke down). I will make sure to update once a week here to let people know.

Thanks for the info sifu, will put up a reminder in my list. In fact I changed mine exactly one year ago in Perodua SC.
This part I really need your knowledge sifu.
The uncle told me he changed one original for me, claimed the one im using when it broke down was " No good " one. He claim it was too thin and full of tiny holes that dust will get in easily.

The one he slide in was exactly the same one when Perodua SC person said my old cabin filter very dirty that is why P2SC changed it for me. Samples below.

<< The one he said no good.

<< The one I was using before P2SC changed it for me, and this is also the one the uncle changed for me now.

Hey guys, sorry for the way overdue review on this works engineering air filter. Was kinda busy for the last few weeks and didn’t manage to installed / drive my car since I was out of the country. Anyway here’s some pictures I uploaded below, product quality looks fine, even came with a tiny works engineering sticker which I haven’t decided where to stick. Installation was fairly easy, removing a few clips, taking out the stock filter and then putting in the works filter.

While I took out the filter, I did notice 1 thing strange though, the size of the works filter seems a tad smaller than the original filter and also our filter is facing the other direction compared to the other drop filters I have installed in my other cars. This morning was the first day of installation, so i’ll drive alittle more before giving a accurate review of this modification.

Quality looks decent:


Looks like surface area is smaller, hope it doesn’t affect the airflow:


Simple removal of the boxes with the few clips:


Filter is facing opposite direction:

Tyre is also new. Few months old. Kumho Ecsta. I am using 195/55/15. Thicker sidewall.

Usually good grip tyre, those with AA traction rating, is very noisy. Those quieter ones will have less grip. This really depends on driving needs. There also cheap ones that has less grip and noisy at the same time.